Demophilos

Demophilos ( Greek  Δημόφιλος , Latin Demophilus "friend of the people") is the name of the following people:

• Demophilos (Thespier) , king of the city of Thespiai and leader of the city contingent at the battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. Chr.
• Demophilos (gnomologist) , author of Pythagorean sayings
• Demophilos (rhetorician) (mid 4th century BC), Athenian rhetorician,
• Demophilos (accuser of Aristotle) , Athenian accuser of Aristotle 323 BC. Chr.
• Demophilos (comedy poet ) , Greek comedy poet, attested in the Asinaria des Plautus
• Demophilos of Constantinople († 386), bishop of Berea and from 370 to 380 bishop of Constantinople

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.